Sunday, January 30, 2011

Good Food Doesn’t Have to Be Expensive

Actually good food really isn’t cheap. Buying fresh vegetables, good quality ingredients and have enough of incidentals that you use in cooking and baking just isn’t cheap. So what do you do when you don’t have a lot of money to buy good and expensive food. One of the basic concepts is to start with less expensive products, but then treat your food in a way that elevates the flavor and taste so that even a sophisticated palate would not know whether the base ingredients are fresh, frozen or canned.

We’ll take a look at a whole bunch of different techniques and strategies to take food way up.

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